Hertfordshire Constabulary has a number for all non-emergency
Write it down, programme it
into your mobile phone, keep it handy.
When you call, you will hear
a short crime prevention message before being put through.
Use the non-emergency
- to report an incident or a
crime that has happened (not an incident or crime in progress as
this should be a
- to speak to a police
officer or member of police staff
- for a general police
enquiry, advice and information
You can still use direct line numbers to speak to someone whose
number you know.
In an emergency
always dial 999
An emergency is when:
- Someone is injured, being threatened or is in danger.
- There is a risk of injury to someone or a risk of serious
damage to property.
- A crime is in progress or you suspect a crime is in
- There is a serious incident which needs immediate police
- Someone suspected of a crime is nearby.